Closed jacobobryant closed 1 year ago
It is quite possible I botched the naming as I never actually tried pushing from a local repo that used main
as the primary branch--I wonder if the irregularity has something to do with the server's repo being called master
so the local + remote repos have different primary branch names. I'll look at this soon.
Yeah that’s right. The remote side (on digital ocean) apparently still uses master as the default. And when you push, unless you specify different branch names on either side of a colon, git will assume you mean the same branch name locally and remotely.
BTW, I’m enjoying this whole process quite a bit. I’m learning about Digital Ocean (nifty!), Tailwind, Postmark, XTDB, etc. And Biff of course. Part of what I value here is seeing your highly refined set of technological opinions all connected together. Keep up the good work!
🙂 thanks!
This is fixed by v0.5.6 -- there's a new :biff.tasks/deploy-cmd
option which supersedes :biff.tasks/deploy-from
and :biff.tasks/deploy-to
.
@kyptin: